Godzilla Roundtable

Godzilla Roundtable Thanksgiving Special 2-Rodan (1956)

On this episode, the gang dive into Toho's first ever non-Godzilla kaiju film as well as its first ever color kaiju film, Rodan from 1956. They discuss why they feel the film is hurt by its pacing, the advantages of Rodan's dub vs its sub, and a hilarious behind the scenes story of what happened to one of the Rodan props.Art by Dan Hartles

Godzilla Roundtable Episode 26-Godzilla 2000/Godzilla 2000: Millennium (1999)

On this episode the gang are joined by Rochasaurus to ring in the Millennium era with Godzilla 2000 from 1999! They discuss why the film's cast is so endearing, how it works as a fresh start for Godzilla, and if Orga commits vore or not.Art by Dan Hartles

Godzilla Roundtable Episode 25-Godzilla (1998)

On this episode, the gang are joined by the fourth member of the Fears, Futures, and Fossils crew Pokesaurus! They discuss the much maligned and hated original American remake of Godzilla, directed by Roland Emmerich from 1998. They discuss why the film fails as a Godzilla movie, if Toho should acknowledge it or not, and the very awkward 90s moments. Art by Dan Hartles

Godzilla Roundtable Halloween Special 2-Frankenstein Conquers The World/Frankenstein vs Baragon (1965)

On the second ever Godzilla Roundtable Halloween Special, the gang discuss the 1965 Toho kaiju horror film, Frankenstein Conquers The World! They get into its unique feeling and vibe compared to other Toho kaiju films, its exploration of ethics in science, and the absolutely hilarious alternate ending. They also announce what the next Halloween special will be about in 2022!Logo by Dan Hartles

Gamera Roundtable Episode 10-Gamera 2: Advent of Legion/Gamera 2: Attack of Legion (1996)

On this episode, the gang are joined by kaiju author Kelly Warner to discuss the middle film in the Heisei Gamera Trilogy, Gamera 2: Advent of Legion! They discuss the increased horror elements, why the film works despite a weaker cast, and if Obitsu has the hots for military men.Logo by Dan Hartles